The End of This Fairytale Is One Hell of a Drama - Oneshot

[MangaDex]

 

[catbot158]

The end of this fairy tale is a soap opera because then I have to remember how the English language works again to write this comment.

 

[BookQueen]

I had trouble reading this one.

 

[directkill]

I... understood nothing akskdk happy april fools!

 

[darklittle1]

Art 10/10
Story 9/10
Writing 69/10

 

[SpiritSoy]

The art is decent, but it felt as though I had to read in a Scottish accent. Which wasn't favorable. Lol!

 

[raeraera]

LOLOLOLOL 😂😂😂😂😂

 

[Unablegoblin]

Dude what's up if the writing?

 

[lexy]

Oh right, april fools (and I don't even have april fools in my country)

 

[TheAverageNerd]

God... This day is going to be cock tease the entire time, isn't it?

 

[triton135]

was that even English?

 

[empressnyannyanau]

I didn't know the voice in my head could speak with a Scottish accent. Followed.

 

[Iqb4l]

English isnt even my native language,
How am i supposed to read it with scottish(?) accent

 

[mako992]

Scottish accent story is such a concept though???? Like i surprisingly want more????

 

[Kakachini123]

Guys its APRIL 1ST the translator probably messing W US 😂😂

 

[Byonbyon]

Here I am thinking NANI with an accent

 

[Akera93]

uhm no just no . Putting aside that I hate the concept of pranks altogether, I usually pride myself in understanding and speaking fluent English which is my 3rd language but damn did this knock me down a notch

 

[mimicking]

happy april fools. i'll say i laughed but really i cried trying to read this LOL

 

[Itaroon]

I loved this ! It was hilarious!
Had a blast reading it in a Scottish accent! Lol

 

[WhoCares]

@triton135 @Akera93 Scots is different enough from Modern English that it's recognized as its own language. It has different grammar rules and everything, so having trouble/being unable to parse it is normal.

I don't know Scottish languages well enough to say if this was done in Lowland Scots (very different from Modern English), Scottish Standard English (close enough Modern English to count as a dialect) or a made-up jokey version, though.